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Remote Construction Progress Monitoring Sees Rapid Adoption During Travel Ban

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SAN FRANCISCO--With the advent of a global travel ban, a new problem has emerged for companies like Kajima, Proycon, Deloitte/Nexco, Taisei Corporation and Obayashi. They can’t send team members to put eyes on construction and capital expenditures. Instead they are turning to Reconstruct Inc for remote progress monitoring. This is critical to business operations because construction contracts are paid based on verification of installed work. Without the ability […]

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